Company Profile
Company Overview
Creating an excellent, high-quality facility where patients receive one-on-one attention was the primary goal when Sunil and Manjusha Malewar opened Paramount Rehabilitation Services in 1997.
Today, Paramount Rehabilitation provides a wide variety of specialties including physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to adults and children at facilities in Bay City, Saginaw, and Standish.
“Patients are our No. 1 priority,” said Sunil, a Physical Therapist and Board-Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist. “I wanted to give patients not just the skills and education to thrive, but I wanted to provide that in a facility with a clean, warm atmosphere.”
Company History
In 1997, Sunil and Manjusha Malewar started Paramount Rehabilitation Services with the goal of providing patients with a high-quality treatment facility for a full range of therapy services. As physicians and patients realized the quality of care that Paramount provided in its Bay City facility, the business grew.
Today, Paramount Rehabilitation provides a wide variety of specialties including physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to adults and children at treatment centers in Bay City, Saginaw, and Standish.
From the very beginning, Sunil and Manjusha have worked to ensure that Paramount employs the best people and provides the highest-quality treatment. That attitude extends right through to the buildings where therapy is provided. Sunil and Manjusha enjoy designing and building, ensuring that each of the Paramount buildings provides the right space for the best patient treatment.
The state-of-the-art Bay City facility spreads across 6,100-square feet, including a 2,000-square-foot gym, an aquatic therapy room featuring an underwater treadmill with jets and video monitoring, as well as a pediatric wing for speech, sensory integration and therapy services.
Highlights of the 2,600-square-foot Saginaw location include an AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill, pediatric and adult waiting rooms, sensory therapy rooms for children with Autism and ADHD, covered carport for those with disabilities to enter the building without being exposed to the outdoor elements, and specialized pediatric therapy rooms.
Paramount plans to expand the existing Saginaw building to 10,000 square feet. The addition will allow Paramount to increase the number of therapy rooms as well as add a state-of-the art pool with underwater treadmill and video monitoring for aquatic therapy. Paramount plans to increase staff in Saginaw location by 10-15 new employees
For now, Paramount plans to keep the Standish facility small, creating a different atmosphere than the Bay City and Saginaw treatment centers. One consistent element across all three facilities, though, is that patients come first.
“I like to have a nice, clean environment,” Sunil said. “It’s important to us to have a nice space where patients and staff enjoy spending time. The right atmosphere creates the best opportunity for patients to achieve their goals.”